Today, the Government of South Australia proudly launched A Place to Create – a 10-year cultural policy for all South Australians to enrich South Australia’s future through arts, culture and creativity.

Apply now for a grant to take part in the 2025 Multicultural Festival.

The Autism Works Employment Summit is a full-day event designed to bring together South Australia's key industries to explore autism inclusion in the workplace.

The state government is hosting Community Cabinet in Adelaide’s northeastern suburbs on 31 March.

Congratulations to the individuals, teams and organisations honoured for their outstanding contributions to promoting multiculturalism in our community.

Expressions of interest now open for the Ruby Awards 2025 Judging Panel.

One of Europe’s most important archaeological finds of the century is set to be showcased in a landmark exhibition at the South Australian Museum.

Thank you to everyone who submitted a nomination for the 2024 Governor's Multicultural Awards and congratulations to this year’s finalists.

Country Cabinet brings the community and state government together to talk about what matters most to people in South Australia’s diverse regions.

Clare Mockler has been announced as the new Executive Director of Arts South Australia, following a competitive recruitment process.

Applications are open for the latest grants to support South Australian multicultural organisations celebrate our state’s cultural diversity through festivals and events.

South Australia’s Closer Productions presented its new series, Eat The Invaders earlier this month, with an exciting and entertaining new format that showcases the diverse talents and capability of our screen sector.